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Bob

Rampers - “Living in HOPE” will always recommend posts by other Rampers. You don’t need to be Sherlock 🕵️ to work that one out!

Glass

For over 8 months I and others have been warning people about this scam and highlighted the window of opportunity to sell on 30/4/26. I understand that many would have sold at a loss, but that’s better than making an even bigger loss. Many have also expressed their thanks to us for the warnings. We take no delight from seeing punters in this predicament particularly as there seems to be little hope for the future.

More likely El Bandido.

Stew

You could have sold your Million share for about £12k on 30th April. Should this ever relist and the accounts are as bad as most expect, don’t expect anything close to £12k.

Maidit

Doh!!

Of course those 4p warrants will lapse in July, as no sane person would exercise them at 4p per warrant when the SP is just 1.2p. So that means Old Egghead will miss out on several million £s more in funds, bringing it ever closer to administration.

Therefore if it ever comes back it will be weaker than ever.

Another green box for Saloon who is too insecure to listen to the truth.

Never Maidit

One moment you and your cronies are talking about Nvidia, Amazon. Microsoft, etc setting up Data Centres in the UK, now you think the plan is to move away from that because one is planned in the EU and that this might lead to one in the UK and that near bankrupt QDE will win the contract. I guess you also saw that flock of pigs flying past earlier. 🤣 🐷 🤣🐷🤣🐷🤣

This is AIs’s opinion.

Shares usually open significantly down after a trading suspension caused by an auditor's resignation.

When a company's shares are suspended because it missed its financial reporting deadline due to an abrupt auditor exit, the market typically prices in a high level of risk.

Why Shares Usually Drop

Loss of Market Trust:

An auditor resigning right before a financial deadline is historically viewed as a severe "red flag" by investors, signaling potential accounting disputes, internal control failures, or undisclosed liabilities.

The "Catch-Up" Effect:

During the weeks or months a stock is suspended, the rest of the market keeps moving. If macroeconomic conditions or the company's sector declined during the suspension, the stock will drop immediately upon reopening to adjust to the new market reality.

Liquidity Rush:

Shareholders who were locked into the position during the suspension often rush to sell their shares as soon as trading resumes, creating a massive wave of immediate selling pressure.

The Exception: When Do Shares Open Up?While the baseline expectation is a sharp drop, a stock can occasionally open higher if the delayed financial results reveal exceptionally strong numbers that completely alleviate the market's fears.For example, infrastructure group Hercules PLC saw its shares rise by 9.8% immediately after its AIM trading suspension was lifted. This occurred because the delayed audited results they published simultaneously showed record revenue growth and robust underlying earnings, proving to the market that the business itself was fundamentally healthy despite historical administrative issues.How This Applies to QDENow that Quantum Data Energy has appointed Parker Russell UK LLP to take over from Crowe LLP, the actual direction of the share price upon reopening will depend entirely on what is revealed when those 2025 financial accounts are finally published.

My opinion:

I think the above is quite balanced and gives logical reasons why it’s likely to open lower if and when relisted.

Unlike our resident dreamer - NMH21 - who thinks we may get a 500% rise in the SP on any delisting. Perhaps NMH stands for Naive Moronic Human 🤪

Bowler12

I have one account, which I have had since 2013. To have more than one will get your accounts shutdown on LSE as it is considered to be a serious breach of their rules.

The Mod’s are welcome to check all my details, IP address etc and they will do nothing because they’ll find that I only have ONE Account.

So please report me and make yourself look even more stupid than you already are for gambling your money on this dog of a share.

Put up or shut up 🤫

Not just back to 1.3p but below it.

That small dead 🐈‍⬛. Bounce gave you a chance to exit but I doubt that many took the opportunity.

Well, about a week ago Palantir’s SP was $138 when it got huge publicity due to The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan opposing the METs decision to buy their High Tech products.

This publicity has clearly been good for the company with their SP now up over 16% at $160. It was a good time to buy. It’s high last November was $207. A return to those levels gives a decent 50% return.

Having bought at 20p. For every £1000 Kammi put it in, it’s now worth £6.50 at the current SP of 1.35p.

Some clowns have money to burn 🔥 and refuse to accept that they have made an error.

Correction - FULL Quote

CEO Jonathan Marren Dull Quote

"I am immensely proud of the progress delivered across Invinity during 2025 and into the current year. The results reflect a business that has deliberately invested in its foundations and is now clearly entering a new phase of accelerating growth.

"Over the past year, we have taken meaningful steps to remove the barriers to scale - significantly reducing product costs, increasing unit shipments and growing sales while expanding our reach through strategic partnerships into some of the world's fastest growing energy storage markets. These efforts are now translating into tangible commercial momentum, with a growing pipeline of opportunities across multiple geographies and customer segments.

"At the same time, confidence in our technology continues to build, with a growing base of satisfied customers and flagship projects such as the Copwood VFB Energy Hub and FlexBase's Technology Centre Laufenburg increasingly demonstrating Invinity's credentials as a trusted partner capable of delivering at scale.

As the world demands cheaper, more secure energy, the opportunity ahead is clear. With momentum building and strong foundations in place, I am incredibly excited for what comes next."

Glitter boy

I have one account, which I have had since 2013. To have more than one will get your accounts shutdown on LSE as it is considered to be a serious breach of their rules.

The Mod’s are welcome to check all my details, IP address etc and they will do nothing because they’ll find that I only have ONE Account.

So please report me and make yourself look even more stupid than you already are for gambling your money on this dog of a share.

Put up or shut up 🤫

Maidit - Making up your own timeframes again? The below is far more accurate:

When appointing a new auditor, it typically takes 4 to 8 weeks from the date of formal engagement to publish the accounts. However, because the audit must start from scratch, the actual time will vary based on several factors.

Consider these key aspects:

1. The Onboarding Process

Before any auditing begins, the incoming firm must undergo strict regulatory procedures:

Professional Clearance: The new auditor must write to the previous auditor (e.g., Crowe UK LLP for QDE) for "professional clearance" required by ethical standards.

Regulatory Approval: As a Public Interest Entity (PIE), the incoming firm may need approval from the Financial Reporting Council (FRC).

Timeframe: This clearance and acceptance phase usually takes 1 to 3 weeks.

2. The Audit Itself

Once appointed, the new firm cannot just sign off on the previous work; they must conduct a full independent review.

Planning & Risk Assessment: The new team must evaluate the company's internal controls and understand the business.

Testing & Verification: They must examine the company's financial records, verify transactions, and assess asset valuations.

Timeframe: For a company of QDE's profile, this fieldwork and the subsequent review phase normally take 3 to 6 weeks.

3. Delays to Consider

If the new auditor identifies issues, complex transactions, or valuation discrepancies, the process can drag on significantly. Additionally, the new team might require more time during their first year as they familiarise themselves with the business and internal systems.

What this means for QDE

QDE previously experienced a sudden auditor resignation just prior to their reporting deadline, resulting in a temporary share suspension. According to QDE's announcements, the board is in advanced talks with audit firms to fill this casual vacancy.

Once a formal announcement of the appointment is made, the market generally anticipates that the publication of the annual report and the lifting of the temporary share suspension will follow in roughly a month's time, assuming management and the new auditors face no complex regulatory or valuation obstacles.

Glitter,

Perhaps filter yourself as nothing glitters here.

This is what you posted on MET1 on 23/7/25:

“ I wisj I hadn't bought this bloody company's shares 2 weeks ago down 1300 pounds already”

Therefore you bought around 22p and 2 weeks later it was arounds 9p and you’ve bought more to average down so now you have even bigger losses due to it being 1..37p

Perhaps you ought to stick to Nvidia.

Bowler,

You know full well that I have never and would never invest in Garbage like MET1 or whatever Elcora Advance Materials is.

In fact quite the opposite, last year after the spike induced by the fake news articles 1 correctly predicted a big drop to 4p but the fall has exceeded my expectations.

You seem to have a tendency to pick losers. Perhaps you should start shorting?

Good to see the move back over €7 today. Hoping to see over €9 by the autumn, which will be a return of 30+%